The unity bomber: Jacques Parizeau re-emerges - and rocks the election campaign

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Parizeau suggested in a new book, 'For a Sovereign Quebec,' that he would have claimed sovereignty following the Oct 1995 referendum had there been a Yes vote. The book has transformed the 1997 federal election campaign as the five parties formulate responses to the revelation.

Officials and employees, Political activity, National liberation movements, Quebec, Political campaigns, Separatists, Parti Quebecois, Parizeau, Jacques

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Backyard challenges: Campbell faces a fight at home

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The policies of defense minister Kim Campbell are criticized and praised by people in her native-born British Columbia. The issues that divide her support and are criticized by would-be voters in the province are gay rights, her economic policies and political career.

Public opinion, Campbell, Kim

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Special voices: the Maclean's panel faces up to the vote

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Eleven of 12 Canadians who previously participated in a conference about the proposed constitution describe their opinions on the drafted constitution. Two residents of Quebec will vote against the constitution.

Evaluation, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Constitutions, Canadians

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